How does the yard ground harden? Is there any other way besides cement floor?

There are many kinds of materials that can be used for paving, such as granite, marble, brick, slate, stone, tile, pebble, stone, taomi stone, wood, ceramic tile and tile. These materials are combined into repeated or coordinated patterns through various splicing methods to decorate hardened cement floors. Different combinations have different effects. As a rural self-built house, if the yard is not hardened by cement, it is generally paved with ceramic tiles. Ceramic tile floor has large-scale non-slip bricks and small-scale ones, which is what we all call square bricks. If the grade is slightly higher, you can use stone floor. The stone floor is durable and non-slip, which looks atmospheric and is also a good choice.

I am now preparing to pave my own rural courtyard. As for what material to use, I'm still struggling. In our countryside, many families consider drying grain and garlic, so we must harden part of the yard and use cement pavement. This yard is clean and practical, but in hot summer, the cement floor is hot, so many yards that don't have dry food are not recommended to use cement to pave the floor. The yard has its own well, so it is convenient to water and eat vegetables. Picking vegetables directly in the yard if you want to eat is really fresh. Although I have never raised a pig, there is a pigsty in the west of the yard. There is a peach tree next to the pigsty, not for eating peaches, but for spring. There are peach trees in the yard, so you can feel the spring for the first time.

Then, there is mud in the yard. I want to harden it, but I don't want to make it into cement. What bricks or other materials look better? At present, there are cement floor tiles, epoxy floors, resin floors, hardwood floors and plastic floors without cement. If it is a rural house, I suggest you use economical and beautiful cement floor tiles. Cement floor tiles are low in cost, easy to lay and transform, and can be planted with flowers and grass at will, with less thermal radiation in summer and strong bearing capacity.